Valchiavenna
Acqua Fraggia waterfall scenic loop - Savogno
Start at the base of the impressive falls, where, among the meadows to their right, a path crosses a small stream. From here, on the left, you are in the vicinity of the last houses of the Sarlone district; still on the left, along the path through dense woods, you quickly ascend to the first jump of the falls, easily passable thanks to the stairs that cover some sections. At the second jump, it is possible to admire from special vantage points the landscape in all its magnificence. And up to the second fork, from where, on the left, a rope bridge introduces to the opposite side of the stream, to take the right at a second fork. Returning to the original slope after crossing another bridge, you rejoin the cobbled path leading to Savogno (m 932 a.s.l.). An extraordinary panorama then opens up to view from the churchyard, from which to delve into the exploration of the village, rich in glimpses and suggestive details. Until the descent, common for a first stretch to the ascent, continues on the main cobbled path, first to the Crotti di Savogno and then to the Stalle dei Ronchi; finally closing at Sarlone, the starting point.
Edited by Consorzio Tutela Bresaola della Valtellina
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: 2:10 h
Distance: 3,32 km
Ascent: 501 mt
Descent: 486 mt
Highest point: 924 mt
Lowest point: 424 mt
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Starting point: get directions in Google Maps
Piazza Caduti per la Libertà, 4
23022 Chiavenna (SO)
0343 37485
consorzioturistico@valchiavenna.com
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